Course Overview
If you are considering CPCPGS4023 Install, Commission and Maintain Type B Gas Appliances course then this is a prerequisite. The course provides an understanding of electrical principals and working safely around electricity and how to use electrical test equipment needed to disconnect and reconnect an appliance. Participants will also learn how to safely disconnect and reconnect a hard-wired appliance.
Course structure
The course duration is 5 days and requires the trainee to undertake some pre-reading of materials supplied. This course is delivered in a face to face environment because of the practical nature of the training. You are also required to successfully complete theoretical and practical assessment to gain qualification.
What Skills Will You Gain?
The skills and knowledge to test and ensure the safe isolation of electrical supply before disconnecting or reconnecting the electrical supply to an appliance or electrical component. Skills and knowledge required include:
- Competently use and interpret a multimeter.
- Use electrical hand tools.
- Interpret electrical schematics.
- Identify electrical components.
- Use electrical safety equipment.
- Identify correct earthing points.
- Safely isolate a live electrical supply.
Participants will also learn to:
- Work safely
- Identify supply arrangements
- Follow isolation procedures, Lock Out Tag Out
- Select and use testing and measuring devices
- Terminate and connect cables and conductors
Pre-requisites
Applicants must have completed UEECD0007 Apply work health and safety regulations, codes and practices in the workplace. If they do not have this unit you can obtain this through us by recognition of prior learning by completing a workbook and having the following
- Certificate III level qualification in a trade or higher education qualification,
- Australian Recognised Trade Certificate
- Induction completion certificate
- Safety induction card
- Construction white card (CPCCOHS1001A. or equivalent)
- Certificate IV in Workplace Health and Safety (or equivalent)
- WHSO training
- A CPR (resuscitation) certificate (HLTAID001 or equivalent).
- A first aid certificate which included CPR (e.g. HLTAID003, MEM13001B, PMAWHS320 etc)
State and Territory regulations generally require verification that this qualification is required for your normal work. You will need to check your local requirements.
Opportunities
This unit covers disconnecting and reconnecting composite appliances connected to low voltage installation wiring. This may be incidental to or a primary and regular function of work related to a principle work function. It encompasses working safely, identifying supply arrangements, following isolation procedures, selecting and using testing and measuring devices, terminating and connecting cables and conductors, safely testing and reporting.
This prerequisite provides the opportunity to enrol where approved in the Install, commission and maintain Industrial Type B gas appliance course. (CPCPGS4023)
Course Overview
This course provides the knowledge and skills to work in a career as an Industrial gasfitter installing, commissioning, and servicing/maintaining Industrial Type B gas appliances. A Type B gas appliance can range from a small hobby pottery kiln to a large steam boiler or gas fired turbine used for power generation. Typically Type B gas appliances include gas fired hot water boilers, steam boilers, baking ovens, spray booths and industrial heating and process appliances to name a few.
Course structure
Two (2) weeks consisting of Five (5) day blocks (total 80 hours classroom) with pre-learning. The course provides a mix of theoretical and practical content with assessment requirements.
Pre-requisites (For the CPCPGS4023 unit)
Before satisfying this unit, the candidate requires the following .
CPCPCM2043 Carry out WHS requirements **
UEERL0004 Disconnect-reconnect electrical equipment connected to low voltage (LV) installation wiring.
What Skills Will You Gain?
The skills and knowledge to install, test, adjust, commission and service. This includes:
- Measuring and adjusting air and fuel flow rates and pressures.
- Analysis of combustion samples.
- Calculating pre-purge times, start gas and ventilation requirements.
- Fault finding and rectification on breakdowns etc.
- Understand the legislative requirements and documentation for compliance.
Resource Requirements
Australian Standards are required for this course.
- AS1375 – 2013 Industrial Fuel Fired Appliances
- AS/NZ5601 – 2022 Gas Installations
- AS3814 – 2018 Industrial and Commercial Gas Appliances
Opportunities
Area of opportunities exist with industrial service companies, boiler installation and maintenance companies, processing sector (e.g. metal and glass melting, cement production, gas/oil production) and power generation (gas fired engines and turbines) etc.
** Included in course fees – More information upon registration
Course Overview
If you are considering CPCPGS4023 Install, Commission and Maintain Type B Gas Appliances course then this is a prerequisite. The course provides an understanding of electrical principals and working safely around electricity and how to use electrical test equipment needed to disconnect and reconnect an appliance. Participants will also learn how to safely disconnect and reconnect a hard-wired appliance.
Course structure
The course duration is 5 days and requires the trainee to undertake some pre-reading of materials supplied. This course is delivered in a face to face environment because of the practical nature of the training. You are also required to successfully complete theoretical and practical assessment to gain qualification.
What Skills Will You Gain?
The skills and knowledge to test and ensure the safe isolation of electrical supply before disconnecting or reconnecting the electrical supply to an appliance or electrical component. Skills and knowledge required include:
- Competently use and interpret a multimeter.
- Use electrical hand tools.
- Interpret electrical schematics.
- Identify electrical components.
- Use electrical safety equipment.
- Identify correct earthing points.
- Safely isolate a live electrical supply.
Participants will also learn to:
- Work safely
- Identify supply arrangements
- Follow isolation procedures, Lock Out Tag Out
- Select and use testing and measuring devices
- Terminate and connect cables and conductors
Pre-requisites
Applicants must have completed UEECD0007 Apply work health and safety regulations, codes and practices in the workplace. If they do not have this unit you can obtain this through us by recognition of prior learning by completing a workbook and having the following
- Certificate III level qualification in a trade or higher education qualification,
- Australian Recognised Trade Certificate
- Induction completion certificate
- Safety induction card
- Construction white card (CPCCOHS1001A. or equivalent)
- Certificate IV in Workplace Health and Safety (or equivalent)
- WHSO training
- A CPR (resuscitation) certificate (HLTAID001 or equivalent).
- A first aid certificate which included CPR (e.g. HLTAID003, MEM13001B, PMAWHS320 etc)
State and Territory regulations generally require verification that this qualification is required for your normal work. You will need to check your local requirements.
Opportunities
This unit covers disconnecting and reconnecting composite appliances connected to low voltage installation wiring. This may be incidental to or a primary and regular function of work related to a principle work function. It encompasses working safely, identifying supply arrangements, following isolation procedures, selecting and using testing and measuring devices, terminating and connecting cables and conductors, safely testing and reporting.
This prerequisite provides the opportunity to enrol where approved in the Install, commission and maintain Industrial Type B gas appliance course. (CPCPGS4023)
Course Overview
This course provides the knowledge and skills to work in a career as an Industrial gasfitter installing, commissioning, and servicing/maintaining Industrial Type B gas appliances. A Type B gas appliance can range from a small hobby pottery kiln to a large steam boiler or gas fired turbine used for power generation. Typically Type B gas appliances include gas fired hot water boilers, steam boilers, baking ovens, spray booths and industrial heating and process appliances to name a few.
Course structure
Two (2) weeks consisting of Five (5) day blocks (total 80 hours classroom) with pre-learning. The course provides a mix of theoretical and practical content with assessment requirements.
Pre-requisites (Except in South Australia as the unit is not recognised)
Before satisfying this unit, the candidate requires the following .
CPCPCM2043 Carry out WHS requirements **
UEERL0004 Disconnect-reconnect electrical equipment connected to low voltage (LV) installation wiring.
What Skills Will You Gain?
The skills and knowledge to install, test, adjust, commission and service. This includes:
- Measuring and adjusting air and fuel flow rates and pressures.
- Analysis of combustion samples.
- Calculating pre-purge times, start gas and ventilation requirements.
- Fault finding and rectification on breakdowns etc.
- Understand the legislative requirements and documentation for compliance.
Resource Requirements
Australian Standards are required for this course.
- AS1375 – 2013 Industrial Fuel Fired Appliances
- AS/NZ5601 – 2022 Gas Installations
- AS3814 – 2018 Industrial and Commercial Gas Appliances
Opportunities
Area of opportunities exist with industrial service companies, boiler installation and maintenance companies, processing sector (e.g. metal and glass melting, cement production, gas/oil production) and power generation (gas fired engines and turbines) etc.
** Included in course fees
Course Overview
This course provides the knowledge and skills to work in a career as an Industrial gasfitter installing, commissioning, and servicing/maintaining Industrial Type B gas appliances. A Type B gas appliance can range from a small hobby pottery kiln to a large steam boiler or gas fired turbine used for power generation. Typically Type B gas appliances include gas fired hot water boilers, steam boilers, baking ovens, spray booths and industrial heating and process appliances to name a few.
Course structure
Two (2) weeks consisting of Five (5) day blocks (total 80 hours classroom) with pre-learning. The course provides a mix of theoretical and practical content with assessment requirements.
Pre-requisites (For the CPCPGS4023 unit)
Before satisfying this unit, the candidate requires the following .
CPCPCM2043 Carry out WHS requirements **
UEERL0004 Disconnect-reconnect electrical equipment connected to low voltage (LV) installation wiring.
What Skills Will You Gain?
The skills and knowledge to install, test, adjust, commission and service. This includes:
- Measuring and adjusting air and fuel flow rates and pressures.
- Analysis of combustion samples.
- Calculating pre-purge times, start gas and ventilation requirements.
- Fault finding and rectification on breakdowns etc.
- Understand the legislative requirements and documentation for compliance.
Resource Requirements
Australian Standards are required for this course.
- AS1375 – 2013 Industrial Fuel Fired Appliances
- AS/NZ5601 – 2022 Gas Installations
- AS3814 – 2018 Industrial and Commercial Gas Appliances
Opportunities
Area of opportunities exist with industrial service companies, boiler installation and maintenance companies, processing sector (e.g. metal and glass melting, cement production, gas/oil production) and power generation (gas fired engines and turbines) etc.
** Included in course fees – More information upon registration
Course Overview
This course provides the knowledge and skills to work in a career as an Industrial gasfitter installing, commissioning, and servicing/maintaining Industrial Type B gas appliances. A Type B gas appliance can range from a small hobby pottery kiln to a large steam boiler or gas fired turbine used for power generation. Typically Type B gas appliances include gas fired hot water boilers, steam boilers, baking ovens, spray booths and industrial heating and process appliances to name a few.
Course structure
Two (2) weeks consisting of Five (5) day blocks (total 80 hours classroom) with pre-learning. The course provides a mix of theoretical and practical content with assessment requirements.
Pre-requisites
Before satisfying this unit, the candidate requires
CPCPCM2043 Carry out WHS requirements **
UEERL0004 Disconnect-reconnect electrical equipment connected to low voltage (LV) installation wiring.
What Skills Will You Gain?
The skills and knowledge to install, test, adjust, commission and service. This includes:
- Measuring and adjusting air and fuel flow rates and pressures.
- Analysis of combustion samples.
- Calculating pre-purge times, start gas and ventilation requirements.
- Fault finding and rectification on breakdowns etc.
- Understand the legislative requirements and documentation for compliance.
Resource Requirements
Australian Standards are required for this course.
- AS1375 – 2013 Industrial Fuel Fired Appliances
- AS/NZ5601 – 2022 Gas Installations
- AS3814 – 2018 Industrial and Commercial Gas Appliances
Opportunities
Area of opportunities exist with industrial service companies, boiler installation and maintenance companies, processing sector (e.g. metal and glass melting, cement production, gas/oil production) and power generation (gas fired engines and turbines) etc.
** Included in course fees – More Information on how upon registration
Course Overview
This course provides the knowledge and skills for companies who have staff employed to maintain Industrial gas fired appliances such as boilers, gas engines turbines and other gas fired process equipment. These courses are tailor made for companies who would typically have a site Safety Management plan or site Safety Case. Local legislative requirements are incorporated in training in consultation with state/territory regulators where required.
Course structure
Typically, the course duration is for five (5) days for maintainers and two (2) days for operators. This may vary dependant on the complexity of the appliances and site gas system. On request we will design the course specifically for maintaining and fault finding of your gas system and/or appliance/s. The theoretical component of this training can be delivered via video link. (usually two to three days).
What Skills Will You Gain?
The skills and knowledge to install, test, adjust, commission and service. This includes:
- Isolations of gas system
- Purging with inert gas
- Gas tightness testing/pressure testing
- Measuring and adjusting air and fuel flow rates and pressures.
- Analysis of combustion samples.
- Calculating pre-purge times, start gas and ventilation requirements.
- Fault finding and rectification on breakdowns etc.
- Understand the legislative requirements and documentation for compliance.
Resource Requirements
Australian Standards are required for this course.
- AS1375 – 2013 Industrial Fuel Fired Appliances (not required for operators’ courses)
- AS/NZ5601 – 2013 Gas Installations
- AS3814 – 2018 Industrial and Commercial Gas Appliances
Opportunities
This provides the company the opportunity to meet legislative requirements required by the state or territory for employees operating or maintaining their gas system.